Information.
Were
The Conventions
yesterday unanimously
approved by the
French Chamber of Deputies, and
I have
the honor to acknowledge
receipt of your Lordship's
despatch.
Translated from the French. No. 2,488.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Session Extraordinary of 1889.
Appendix to the Minutes of the Sitting of 29th November, 1883.
Third Legislature.
BILL
RATIFYING A CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE LAYING OF A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
BETWEEN
CAPE SAINT JAMES (COCHIN CHINA)
AND
HAI-PHONG
(Referred to the Budget Committee.)
...
the necessary permission for landing the
cable at Hongkong.
I have the honor to be
Your Lordship's
most obedient servant,
Mom Vender Chairman.
Presented in the name of
M. JULES GRÉVY, President of the French Republic;
BY VICE-ADMIRAL PEYRON, Minister of Marine and of the Colonies;
BY M. COCHERY,
Minister of Posts and Telegraphs;
AND BY M. TIRARD, Minister of Finance,
600
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The Conventions were unanimously approved by the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, and I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your Lordship's despatch.
Translated from the French. No. 2,488.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Session Extraordinary of 1889.
Appendix to the Minutes of the Sitting of 29th November, 1883.
Third Legislature.
BILL
RATIFYING A CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE LAYING OF A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE BETWEEN CAPE SAINT JAMES (COCHIN CHINA) AND HAI-PHONG
(Referred to the Budget Committee.)
...
My Company be good enough to instruct the Government of HongKong to grant to the necessary permission for landing the cable at Hongkong.
I have the honor to be Your Lordship's most obedient servant,
Mom Vender Chairman.
Presented in the name of M. JULES GRÉVY, President of the French Republic;
BY VICE-ADMIRAL PEYRON, Minister of Marine and of the Colonies;
BY M. COCHERY, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs;
AND BY M. TIRARD, Minister of Finance,
600
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The Conventions were unanimously approved by the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, and I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your Lordship's despatch.
Translated from the French. No. 2488.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Session Extraordinary of 1889.
Appendix to the Minutes of the Sitting of 29th November, 1883.
Third Legislature.
BILL RATIFYING A CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE LAYING OF A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE BETWEEN CAPE SAINT JAMES (COCHIN CHINA) AND HAI-PHONG
(Referred to the Budget Committee.)
Be good enough to instruct the Government of Hong Kong to grant to my Company the necessary permission for landing the cable at Hongkong.
I have the honor to be Your Lordship's most obedient servant,
Mom Vender Chairman.
Presented in the name of M. JULES GRÉVY, President of the French Republic;
BY VICE-ADMIRAL PEYRON, Minister of Marine and of the Colonies;
BY M. COCHERY, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs;
AND BY M. TIRARD, Minister of Finance,
600
Here is the final version with some minor adjustments for better formatting and adherence to the rules:Information.
The Conventions were unanimously approved by the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, and I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your Lordship's despatch.
Translated from the French. No.2488.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Session Extraordinary of 1889.
Appendix to the Minutes of the Sitting of 29th November, 1883.
Third Legislature.
BILL RATIFYING A CONVENTION RELATIVE TO THE LAYING OF A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE BETWEEN CAPE SAINT JAMES (COCHIN CHINA) AND HAI-PHONG
(Referred to the Budget Committee.)
Be good enough to instruct the Government of Hongkong to grant to my Company the necessary permission for landing the cable at Hongkong.
I have the honor to be Your Lordship's most obedient servant,
Mom Vender Chairman.
Presented in the name of M. JULES GRÉVY, President of the French Republic; BY VICE-ADMIRAL PEYRON, Minister of Marine and of the Colonies; BY M. COCHERY, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs; AND BY M. TIRARD, Minister of Finance,
600